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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Preguntas frecuentes
General
Despite the centuries, the base recipe for creating soap remains unchanged: a mixture of fatty substances and an alkali, usually sodium hydroxide (NaOH) , better known as "soda". This chemical reaction between both substances is what we call saponification , a process that results in soap and glycerin . Depending on preferences or the purpose, the fatty substances used may vary, and may be vegetable or animal oils or fats . This procedure can be carried out by two different methods: hot saponification and cold saponification .
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